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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1911
Page
6
New York stock quotations provided by Mutter Brothers Co reflect early market activity with notable shares in blue chip and industrial sectors. The report highlights price movement across key indices and individual companies, offering investors a snapshot of the trading day.
Prices of latest sales corrected up to noon today by Motter Bros. & Co. Bankers and Brokers. Listing includes Anacostia & Potomac, Chicago Railway, Fairmont Coal, Georgia Alabama 5s, Houston Oil, Maryland Electric Railway, United Ry. offerings, Western Maryland 4s, and Central National Bank special deposit interest.
The Frederick News announces subscription rates for the daily and semi weekly editions. It provides contact details, distribution areas, and instructions for reporting missed copies. Locations where papers are sold are listed, including hotels and shops in Frederick, Maryland.
The extra session produced Canadian reciprocity and tariff fights that split parties. Democrats largely backed reciprocity and tariff cuts while Republicans and Taft opposed them. The era may forge 1912 campaign lines amid recalls, reapportionment, arbitration treaties, and trust investigations.
A New York World report notes a general British railway workers strike linked to the shipping stoppage could paralyze industry across the United Kingdom and worsen Liverpool’s food shortages. It cites costs from French rail action, government suppression, and debates over wage demands amid broader labor reforms.
A garbled editorial mix discusses mob violence and legal delays, favoring swift justice. It critiques warped legal aims, political ambition, and gossip, then shifts to a social note on theater pairs and a stray militia incident. Limited clarity leaves questions about event specifics and dates.
A Washington Ledger note hopes Frederick will have a better impression when he returns home. It urges that for the good of all, there be no further cause for complaint and gentlemen are addressed.
A collage of quirky snippets and misheard phrases from a 19th century newspaper page. Quotations drift between a nurse, a startled hostess, a traveler, a pen mishap, and a dealer in everyday curiosities, with rattling wordplay and oddball humor threaded through.
A fragmentary verse saluting the health and beauty of local girls with ribbons gowns and smiles. The lines name Jane Sue Mona Lee Sweet Marie Mary Kate Jen Mollie May Gwen and other town figures while toasting their well being and charm in playful rhymes.
Frederick area residents report several illnesses with Frank Eppley on West Patrick Street and Miss Elizabeth Marsh on East Third Street listed as sick. Mrs Charles A Canter on Canter Street has pneumonia threats and shows some improvement. Wesley Baltzell on West Third Street remains confined, and Miss Martha Smith, daughter of W. H. Smith of New London, is undergoing treatment at the City Hospital.
Baseball will attract fans as the YMCA team meets the Second Infantry nine now encamped at Camp Ordway. The game starts promptly with special cars running to the grounds.
A look back in Frederick notes a public auction of the Tuchey and Firestone foundry machinery sold by BK Fout with most items purchased by a local foundry. Work on the BoA improvements began, a brick wall was torn down over ten days, Mullis to move his office, warm canning supplies at McMurray Factory, and Baltimore capper workers expected to start.
Workmen prepared to join a 12 inch main with an existing line to Frederick when water supply was cut off by city refusal. Mayor Schell monitored outages as residents faced water shortages. Connection expected Sunday with five hours needed to complete, though missing pieces hinder progress and mains on Park Avenue and Elm Street near completion to serve the hospital and nearby users.
Mary Ann Watkins widow of Josiah Watkins died Thursday August 17 at her home in Browningsville from senile debility aged 88 years 10 months and 10 days Funeral services were at Bethesda church conducted by Rev Thomas S Davis assisted by Rev C J Burdette with pallbearers L W Day ALS Day Anthony Smith Tobias Tai J O Barnes and Cronin Beall Interment in the church cemetery Funeral director Silain VP Lewis of Kemptown
An advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache and kidney issues. It warns back pain signals potential serious conditions like dropsy or Bright's disease and urges early use of the product, listing Foster Wilburn as a sale agent and Buffalo, New York as a point of contact.
Fragmented OCR shows scattered wheat and corn terms with percentages and dates muddled. No clear event or outcome. lacks identifiable entities or actionable details to form a complete summary card.
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